National Security Seminar Offered in La Crosse
The Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce sponsors a 10 day National Security Seminar at the Vocational School Auditorium starting next Monday. It features 14 regional events by the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, covering defense, space, Viet Nam policy, and world military forces with low priced tickets aimed at homemakers educators and seniors.
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Greater la Crosse
U.S
Viet Nam
Castro
China
Tailgating dangers urged as highway rear end crash cause
Safety officials warn one in seven highway crashes comes from following too closely. The National Safety Council suggests a two and a half car length per 10 mph rule, equating to about 100 yards at 65 mph, to provide a safe interval and reduce rear-end collisions.
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National Safety Council
Council
Wisconsin
Readers Sound Off On Draft, Patriotism And Extremism
Letters from Robert Franz of La Crosse and Mrs. Bob Emmons of La Crescent discuss draft politics, patriotism, civil rights marches, and the John Birch Society. They criticize draft dodging, warn of extremism, and argue clergy should counter Communist influence.
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John Birch Society
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Birch Society
Bob Emmons
la Crescent
Minn
Review Of The News Twenty Years Ago 1945 Death Of Ley May Alter Trial Plans
Review notes the death by his own hand of Dr. Robert Ley a Nazi leader awaiting trial possibly altering plans for the trial of the remaining 22 German leaders. Jap foreign office resists MacArthur orders for diplomatic isolation while U.S.-Russia ties improve as understanding on postwar Japan grows.
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Jap Foreign Office
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
U.S
Russia
Common Council
Main Street
California
Mussolini
Makale
Waterloo Bridge
Highway 16
West Salem
Caillaux
Painleve
Playing the horses can leave you saddled with debt
An advisory warns gamblers about horse racing bets risking financial loss and mounting debt. It highlights the dangers of chasing losses and urges cautious, controlled wagering to avoid serious money trouble.
Congressional Members Of Warren Commission Seek Financial Report
Four lawmakers on the Warren Commission demand a year end financial accounting for the Kennedy assassination inquiry. The seven member panel has not yet received a formal report.
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Warren Commission
Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Special Commission
Kennedy
White House dinners yield surprise guest questions
Washington notebook recalls Johnson era dinners where guests draw speaker or writer slips. A Cleveland businessman admitted no clue why invited before Johnson joked about his age. The piece also covers Rep. Richard Poff’s reputation, a push to reconvene the Warren Commission for a full financial statement, and the Commission’s $1.2 million cost and sales of its 888 page report.
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White House
Cleveland
Commission
Budget Division
General Services Administration
GSA
Careless Spending Next Year Congress Answers To The Voter
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Congress wasted taxpayer money and ignored safeguards while enacting costly bills. He warns of pork barrel politics and calls for voter scrutiny as the public awaits reforms and potential accountability at the next election.
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Congress
David Lawrence
Washington
Lawrence
Law Of The Jungle Is Milder Than Man's Code
Review of The Year of the Gorilla and The Natural History of Aggression notes gorilla life as cooperative and nonviolent, compares animal and human aggression, and argues human warfare is a social construct not inherent to nature. It cites captivity aggression and the role of our brain in weaponry and cooperation.
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England
Thessalonians Verse on Work Duty Cited in Memo Text
A Bible verse from II Thessalonians 3 10 is cited stating If any one will not work let him not eat as a moral directive. The citation appears in a memo style note.
Night call recalls life of AP reporter Terry Olson
An obituary-style excerpt from Gibbon Gazette publisher Gibbon Olson honors his son Terry Olson of the Associated Press Fargo bureau who was killed in a car crash on October 8. The piece reflects on the late journalist’s career, promotion, and the family facing sudden tragedy.
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Olson
John Beardsley
Terry
Beardsley
Fargo
Referendum Tug of War on Margarine Ban in Wisconsin
Wisconsin legislators and pundits debate advisory referendums as a tool to resolve the oleo and highway questions. The author argues public sentiment favors removing the margarine embargo, while lawmakers seek a path to passage or sidetrack it, noting past referendum outcomes and concerns about education and distortion.
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Harlem
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Madison
Wyngaard
Wisconsin
State Senate
Sen
Roseleip
Darlington
Elimination play leads to five in mixed pair event
In the Pittsburgh Regional mixed pair event a routine elimination play produced a lay down contract for some but not all. East wins ace of spades and leads diamonds, West must play jack to set up South for a finesse, Arlene Manheim of Steubenville counters John Lowenthal’s club deception by rising with king to force West’s jack and create the needed split.
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East
West
South
Arlene Manheim
Steubenville
Ohio
John Lowenthal
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper operates from 4th and Cass at 400 Cass Street in La Crosse Wisconsin 54602 and is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Cass Ste
Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
la Crosse
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